International Business-Related Perceptions and Preferences of Future Global Managers: An Empirical Evaluation and Implications for Teaching International Business.

Lascu, Dana-Nicoleta; Kenman, Leon F.

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Publication Date: 2000

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International Business-Related Perceptions and Preferences of Future Global Managers: An Empirical Evaluation and Implications for Teaching International Business.

Lascu, Dana-Nicoleta; Kenman, Leon F.

Journal of Teaching in International Business, v11 n4 p81-98 2000

Surveyed graduate students in international business at a top-ranked program in the United States on their attitudes and preferences relative to different aspects of potential future job assignments. Noted differences based on respondents' country of origin that indicate a place for tailored educational responses. (EV)

Descriptors: Business Education, Graduate Students, Individual Differences, International Studies, Regional Characteristics, Student Attitudes, Student Characteristics, Work Environment

Publication Type: Journal Articles; Reports - Research

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Language: English

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